ST100mph's Guestbook

11th February 2008

Happy TigerToms!
You look much happier now that you are part of the team! What about the loggo of Harley davidson in the background - where is that from?

From Blog: Orientation training with Open Mind Projects in Nong Khai

9th February 2008

Steve
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Tiger (Shere Khan) does Rambo
Hi Tiger...steady with that knife (does the handle come apart with needle and thread in it?)....or is it for opening cans of beans (croc dundee!) :) Monday your last day before starting your overseas work - make sure you can get a message out of the 'camp' if you need a hack saw or file! Mowgli

From Blog: First Day in Nong Khai

7th February 2008

kim Smallbones
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what do I see
Ive seen less room in a ski apartment

From Blog: Arrival in Nong Khai

7th February 2008

Sissy
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From Sissy
This is where the adventure really begins. Enjoy!!! xxx

From Blog: First Day in Nong Khai

6th February 2008

Ola Francombe
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Travelodge
Don't envy you the room!Still after all these posh hotels all over the world it will be a refreshing change! Good luck and Happy New Year!

From Blog: Arrival in Nong Khai

6th February 2008

Maria
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The jig's up!
Shaun, we're all excited how it'll be. Do us proud! Maria

From Blog: Arrival in Nong Khai

6th February 2008

Jacek Katzer
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hotel inspector
Holy Tiger Toms - are you a hotel inspector???

From Blog: Arrival in Nong Khai

6th February 2008

ST100mph
Shaun Toms

Thanks Kate, I'm really looking forward to getting stuck into something usefull now. As far as the UK weather goes, at least you don't have to contend with the mosqueto's. I took my first maleria tablets this morning. No ill effects I'm glad to say. Cheers Shaun

From Blog: Last night in Chaing Mai

6th February 2008

Kate
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Good luck
Good luck with the next phase. It's been great reading about your adventures so far. I have the photo of the big domed golden temple, as my computer desktop background. I look at it wistfully and think of all the other lives going on out there, under vast blue skies, while it hails and rains and snows here!

From Blog: Last night in Chaing Mai

4th February 2008

Ola Francombe
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Holy Tiger Toms
Thanks for the doggie pics - do they live inside or outside? What sort of names do they give to dogs round there? How are the Chinese New year preparations ? Your travel blog is also the main topic of my conversations with Maria and June !

From Blog: A weekend in Lampang

4th February 2008

ST100mph
Shaun Toms

No 1 topic
Well Ewa........... now that you put it like that, it's a big responsibility. But at least someone is reading it so it is worth the effort on my part. Keep well ShaunX

From Blog: A weekend in Lampang

4th February 2008

Ewa
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regards
You have become no1 topic in our gossips and high point in telephone calls with Ola. How do you feel as a celebrity?Ewa

From Blog: A weekend in Lampang

4th February 2008

Ginny
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Hello from Bath
Hi Shaun Thailand looks amasing - I can see you are having a great time and making lots of friends. Snow, rain and wind here ...... and it's Monday morning! Enjoy. Ginny xx

From Blog: A weekend in Lampang

4th February 2008

Jacek Katzer
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Holy Tiger
Tiger Toms - you were reading words of wisdom!!! You were teaching the people how they should sound!!! You are closer to become a Buddha monk than you think!!! It will be the first Buddha prior full of flat trackers and other bikes. Maybe we should start to call you Holy Tiger. : )

From Blog: A weekend in Lampang

4th February 2008

Murray
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Thos dogs look interesting. bit thin!!

From Blog: A weekend in Lampang

3rd February 2008

mike neun
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Hi Shaun, Great blog! Sometimes when you live here in Chiangmai you forget just how fascinating it all is. Great to see it through a newcomer's eyes. I just wish I'd retired and moved here ten years earlier. Mike the comedian

From Blog: Just like home!

1st February 2008

Jacek.Katzer
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Greetings for TIGER !!!
Good photographs keep training the geometric balance of pictures.

From Blog: Just like home!

1st February 2008

ST100mph
Shaun Toms

Hi Brother
And crocodiles!

From Blog: ANNOUNCEMENT

1st February 2008

ST100mph
Shaun Toms

Budha Stomach
Jacek, thank you for your kind thoughts! ;)

From Blog: Trail riding in the jungle

1st February 2008

Jacek Katzer
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Buda - stomach
Shaun you look really happy and relaxed (like Buda). In case of stomach hmmm maybe you should consider more walking tours and less bike rides : ) (joke)

From Blog: Trail riding in the jungle

31st January 2008

Ola Francombe
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I had a nice chat with this chap
When I saw the caption under this picture ( nice chat with a chap )it reminded me of my conversations with Tony...Keep you tail up and bushy big cat!

From Blog: Trail riding in the jungle

31st January 2008

Your Little Brother
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Hi Brother!
Hi Shaun, Your adventure so far sounds fantastic, and it's good to have a way tracking what you're up to almost as it happens. I just wondered as a finale... will you be jumping over a canyon full of elephants & tigers on your 100cc mean machine? Go steady, Benj

From Blog: ANNOUNCEMENT

31st January 2008

ST100mph
Shaun Toms

Grrrrr
OK Steve, I guess the jungle book is about right.

From Blog: ANNOUNCEMENT

31st January 2008

steve
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pseudonym / pen name / nom de plume / a.k.a.
Hi Tiger, I've just taken a look through all the comments posted to you and I've got to say I totally agree with Jacek that from this day forth you are.....TT. I'm wrestling with the Tiger being a GGGGRRRR tiger or the one out of Jungle book though! :) Which-ever....Go tiger, go tiger, go tiger. Steve

From Blog: ANNOUNCEMENT

31st January 2008

Tracy
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We're jealous!
It looks so amayzing and it looks like you are seeing everything you could ever wish to experience, nevertheless we are all missing you even monty! Take care, but make sure you're having as much fun as possible!

From Blog: Trail riding in the jungle

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Shaun Toms

ST100mph

It is now time for a new adventure. This time I have decided to raise money for Willen Hospice in Milton Keynes. The plan is to ride 2,500km through the Western Ghats of India, starting in Goa, and ridding through Karnataca, Kerala and Tamal Nardu. We will be steering clear of main roads and using local trails as far as possible and hope to find some unusual off the beaten track places. If you enjoy my blog, please make a donation at: http://www.justgiving.com/Shaun-Toms The trip is funded by myself so all proceeds will go to Willen Hospice.... full info